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Stocks & Bonds: Shares Fall as Hopes of a Rate Cut Fade The Dow Jones industrials fell nearly 100 points, the third consecutive session of declines.

Robert Petersen, Publisher of Auto Buff Magazines, Dies at 80 Robert E. Petersen channeled his fervor for fast cars with tailfins and chrome-plated engines into a string of successful magazines.

Saturday Interview: The Labor of Raising Fresh Produce Mohammad Abu-Ghazaleh, the chief of Fresh Del Monte Produce, spoke about price inflation, focusing on new markets and the around-the-world business trips his job requires.

McCartney Signs With Starbucks for His Next Album Paul McCartney will become the first artist to sign with Hear Music, a label being created by Starbucks.

U.S. Seeks Rehiring of Reporters Fired in Newspaper Labor Fight The National Labor Relations Board said it will prosecute the Santa Barbara News-Press for unfairly firing eight reporters.

History of Hernia Patch Raises Questions on Implant Recalls Some major manufacturers, while contending that they carefully monitor product safety, are not as rigorous as they should be.

World Business Briefing | Americas: Canada: Bidding for Mining Concern Oxbow Carbon and Minerals Holdings raised its offer for the Great Lakes Carbon Income Fund to about 657 million Canadian dollars ($562 million), topping a higher bid from Rain Commodities and extending a bidding war for Great Lakes, a producer of carbon used to make […]

DataBank: Major Indexes Gain as Global Markets Rebound Global stock markets bounced back last week, and on Wall Street the three major stock indexes posted healthy gains.

Real Estate Promoter Is Indicted Gene A. O?Neal was charged with stealing millions from investors in a Ponzi scheme and using the money to pay for jewelry, luxury automobiles, and credit card and tax bills.

Chief Sees Difficulties in Splitting Off Chrysler Brands Dieter Zetsche, DaimlerChrysler?s chief executive, said it would be difficult to separate and sell single brands.